drivers door "soft close" function
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drivers door "soft close" function
the drivers doors "soft close" feature stopped working today..all other doors are fine...any ideas?....warranty just went out last month...time to get rid of her...
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samething happened to me dealer said $950 to fix, part was $350 crazyy but when they looked at it the messed up my door so now my trunk pops open when ever it wants to, dont have time to do it my self why pay $950 for $350 part
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I know you can do it with CarSoft, some reason the pump may have ran too long and it trips, my car did it due to a vacuum leak. One of my rear doors does not work. The code it pulls is for the door module, not the pump. Just wondering if that sounds right. Going by the previous post it still maybe the pump.
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Forget the fuse. Just disconnect the battery, wait a few minutes, reconnect, start the car, if you see errors on display (usally BAS,ABS.......) just turn steering far left then far right, recalibrate windows and sunroof by opening all and closing all and you are good to go. If you have a problem with the pump then the problem will return and that's when you know you need to visit workshop. Good luck.
#17
this happened to me as well. they had to replace the pump behind the radio/nav control. then they had to replace a door module in my drivers door i believe. all was covered under the starmark warr, but can't imagine what it would have cost w/o the warranty.
#18
This is actually a common problem according to my dealer, and it just happens to happen right after warranty is over
Replacing the pump will fix, but it is expensive...... you're looking at about $1k
Replacing the pump will fix, but it is expensive...... you're looking at about $1k
#19
The closing assist pump has safeties for time and pressure/vacuum. There is an excellent article on its operation (at least on the 140 body)
http://v12uberalles.com/
http://v12uberalles.com/
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wouldnt mind trying if you can show me which fuse...i dont feel like paying 1k+ so imma jus slam doors for now